University Attandance

Depends on how/if it’s monitored and the policy of the specific uni. Worse case, they chuck you out.

I suppose the question is why are you planning for low attendance before even enrolling?

I am not planning for low attendance. I prefer to study on my own using the learning resources provided by the university. I'm not very good at communication and English is not my first language, I'm a bit afraid of having a communication barrier and I'm trying to get over it.

Maybe you would benefit from a gap year.You could get a job and improve your English.Seems a shame not to be able to participate in all uni has to offer.

I prefer to study on my own using the learning resources provided by the university.

Overall, I think this sounds like a bad strategy. You will be dependent on the quality of materials that are made available - trust me when I say there will be considerable variablity. Post-covid, lecture recordings may not always be done, eg Powerpoints may be uploaded and reading set but you'll miss out on the input from the live lecture. My suggestion would be to at least attend the opening lecture for each module to get a feel of the lecturing style. And what about seminars, where you will attend in small groups and your absence would be more obvious? At some universities, attendance is monitored and support staff chase up students who don't attend.